Green plants make use of quantum physics in their photosynthetic activities by which they collect light energy in the form of packets of photons so efficiently and putting them deep into their chloroplasts where the harvested light energy is trapped into biomolecules with extraordinary efficiency.
I wonder how green plants on thylakoid membrane convert enormous amount of solar energy into chemical energy within a very short time, million billionth of a secondon, on which the whole biological and physical world structural and energy materials.
It's incredible that whoever was "filming" this kept the camera pointed at the speaker for almost the entire time and only showed the slides for about a second a piece. Really detracts from the talk and the points the speaker was trying to make.
Green plants make use of quantum physics in their photosynthetic activities by which they collect light energy in the form of packets of photons so efficiently and putting them deep into their chloroplasts where the harvested light energy is trapped into biomolecules with extraordinary efficiency.
Hi Bill--Why don't you try contacting Prof. Niklas directly? You can find his contact info using Cornell's vivo portal: vivo.cornell.edu
Is there any way that I could obtain his morpho-space paper?
I wonder how green plants on thylakoid membrane convert enormous amount of solar
energy into chemical energy within a very short time, million billionth of a secondon, on which the whole biological and physical world structural and energy materials.
It's incredible that whoever was "filming" this kept the camera pointed at the speaker for almost the entire time and only showed the slides for about a second a piece. Really detracts from the talk and the points the speaker was trying to make.